







Clay, a Miami-based company focused on go-to-market (GTM) operations, has successfully raised $40 million in a Series B funding round, achieving a valuation of $1.25 billion. The investment round was celebrated by co-founders Kareem Amin and V. X. Anand, who have been recognized for their innovative AI-enabled platform that aims to streamline growth strategies for businesses. This funding will support the development of a centralized GTM environment, integrating over 100 data sources and automated workflows. The announcement comes as the company continues to gain traction and recognition within the tech community. In a related development, ShopMy, a marketing technology firm, has also raised $77.5 million in its Series B funding, further highlighting the growing interest in online commerce solutions.
Exclusive: ShopMy, a marketing tech firm that links influencers to sales, has raised $77.5 million in the latest instance of venture interest in the online commerce sphere https://t.co/PXL3A4bqZu
Thrilled to congratulate ShopMy on their $78M Series B! After leading their Series A in 2023, we're incredibly proud to continue to support them alongside @BessemerVP, @BainCapVC , @MenloVentures & @AlleyCorp. Big things ahead! Why we invested and WSJ coverage below: https://t.co/Ga9BK3cEyt
Thrilled to congratulate ShopMy on their $78M Series B! After leading their Series A in 2023, we're incredibly proud to continue to support them alongside @BessemerVP, @BainCapVC, @MenloVentures & @AlleyCorp. Big things ahead! Why we invested and WSJ coverage below: https://t.co/dKlesVFw49